Theories holding root in human development take the early human experience into unique consideration. Freud’s psychosexual theory is no exception. Freud details how different experiences, from infant suckling to adolescent sexual experimentation shape the life course of an individual (Newman, 30). By detailing the consequences of different developmental outcomes, Freud frames adult insufficiencies in light of childhood experiences. The context of these earlier experiences could serve to give new context to adult achievements and
Theories holding root in human development take the early human experience into unique consideration. Freud’s psychosexual theory is no exception. Freud details how different experiences, from infant suckling to adolescent sexual experimentation shape the life course of an individual (Newman, 30). By detailing the consequences of different developmental outcomes, Freud frames adult insufficiencies in light of childhood experiences. The context of these earlier experiences could serve to give new context to adult achievements and